Raul Hernandez is an Actor, Producer, Director and Broadcaster, born in Guayaquil – Ecuador, he has worked for many years in Radio, Theatre and TV. As an actor he has represented several works by renowned playwright Ecuadorian Jose Martinez Queirolo, worked for 14 years as an actor with the group “Doscaratulas Theatre”, worked as a broadcaster for Radio Onda Cero in Ecuador for 6 years and as a correspondent for that station for the MTV Latin Awards in 2008. In Sydney he is currently working on Radio Skidrow 88.5 FM with his breakfast show called the First Coffee of the morning. He lives in Sydney with his wife and two boys.
Last Friday I had the opportunity to appreciate and enjoy the play BAD MACHINE written by Brooke Robinson and directed by Lily Balatincz.
A mobile scenery that adapts very well to the different locations that the work transmits to …
Jeff Stephen Duff was born in Melbourne in 1956. His artistic beginnings were in his native Australia as vocalist of the jazz rock fusion band KURSH.
In 1978 he moved to the United Kingdom, where he was baptised as Duffo …
In my recent trip to Ecuador I had the pleasure of viewing a new work by the Guayaquileño artist, Darío Suarez. After nine years of absence, he has started to work again as an artist. His new work is …
My theatre highlight for this week was attending the Opening Night of Liverpool Performing Arts Ensemble’s production of Australian playwright Richard Beynon’s classic play, SIMPSON J. 202.
Michael Giglio gave a stellar performance in the lead role, playing John Simpson …
On Wednesday night I had the opportunity to appreciate SECRET BRIDESMAID’S BUSINESS by Elizabeth Coleman at the Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre. This wonderful Australian classic comedy tells the story of Meg Bacon, her mum, and girlfriends as they come together
Casula Power House Art Centre presents a landmark exhibition Refugees bringing together more than 65 works by 22 world- renowned artists – including Yoko Ono, Ai Wei and Anish Kapoor – each of whom share a refugee background. The exhibition …
When we talk about Flamenco, we talk about a rare and vibrant fusion of art, dance, voice and musical accompaniment.
Last night I went to the Foundry in Ultimo to see the group Flamenkisimo perform their new show, Entrelazar (…
The great Spanish poet and writer Federico Garcia Lorca said; “A society that does not help or discourages theatre, if not dead, is dying.”
Thankfully, in Australia we live in a vibrant society that supports theatre and seeing the excellent …